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  1. I bought my g7 like 3 years ago for ~$500 and still use it a bunch as an additional angle or wide camera. It's truly been an amazing value for me and continues to be an asset.

    It is not 'crap' today, it wasn't crap yesterday, it won't be crap tomorrow.

    It's a great camera that has always been a huge value for the money spent, now it only continues to do so, especially used where it can be had so damn cheap.

    Is the g85 crap? no

    Is the g85 a good value? yes

    Is the g7 crap? no

    Is the g7 a good value? yes

     

    What's the problem here?? 

  2. 24 minutes ago, webrunner5 said:

    You people are crazy for recommending a G7 over a G85. Hell they are only like 50 dollars more than a G7 at times. One right here for 450 bucks, if you need a PaL one there is one on eBay for 415.00 Dollars. Crazy to buy a G7 for that much less money now.

    I had a G7 myself, great camera, but if was buying again I sure as hell wouldn't buy one again with the G85 out there to be had.

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Panasonic-Lumix-DMC-G85-Mirrorless-Micro-Four-Thirds-Digital-Camera-Body-New/132894837276?hash=item1ef1264a1c%3Ag%3A9hQAAOSwIddcHBFg%3Asc%3AUSPSPriority!45056!US!-1&LH_BIN=1

    I'm not recommending if OVER the g85, I'm just saying the g7 is still a good camera.

    If you don't think a ILC that does 4k and can be bought used for ~$250-300 body only isn't a good deal, you're the crazy one.

    They can both be good cameras, one being better or having more features doesn't make the other one a piece of shit.

     

     

  3. The only consideration is the lack of SD cards that work in the Pocket/Micro cameras and Video Assist.

    If you look into it you'll see that sandisk 95mbs extreme pro cards are drying up and the newer san disk cards do not work or get recognized by the pocket/micro/video assist.

    That's the biggest issue/threat to these cameras at this time and there doesn't appear to be help coming from Black magic.

    All that said, I have 2 pocket camera bodies and love them very much

  4. Do you have your SD cards sorted out?

    I just recently bought a second Pocket body really cheap and am now debating the best way forward getting SD cards right now

  5. Moondog is also another provider for a smartphone anamorphic.

    They all usually come as 1.33x anamorphic adapters and have clip on types as well as one with a threaded back, like 37mm.

    They're usually found for between $150-200

  6. That looks great! this is the SLR magic 2x or 1.33x? 

    These are the ones with the 62mm rear thread? Any clamp or anything, or just a step down ring on the lens?

     

     

     

     

     

     

  7. Yeah, from what I remember the 2.6-2.8 was simply labeled 2.8 in lenses for the japanese market. So I know there are versions that are the Angeneuix design but labeled 2.8. 

    There's a lot of layers to it lol

  8. Congrats on the lens! I have the Pro v2 (#3 on the site you linked) and love it.

    Good start with the cheap Nikon to m43 adapter. For the speedbooster/focal reducer part there are a couple way you could go.

    Metabones is definitely the top of the line, but the Lens Turbo II is also very good.

    It's great to have both the cheap plain adapter as well as the focal reducer because it will give you more options with the lens.

  9. I've kind of gone the other way through the past few years and have pretty much every NX Mount lens in the line up except for the 18-55, 20-55, and 85mm/1.4. Also just picked up an older NX20 Body for $130 shipped. Not great for video, but for stills it's pretty nice.

    I've also been super pleased with the performance of the NX cameras and plan on keeping/using them until the wheels fall off.

    I'm interested in one of the newer mirrorless, but mainly for FF stills capability. 

    The nx1 is still awesome and with the h.265 files working natively in Premiere and FCPX it's better than it's ever been.

  10. 17 minutes ago, Mattias Burling said:

    Just browsed a little in the sub €200 range. The GX800, EOS-M, Nex-7 etc are all easy to find, but also obvious and a little boring.

    But the original RX100.. that could be fun.

    Just over budget, but the original rx10 as well, they even gave that one the XAVCS update.

    I snagged a rx10 at the end of March for $245 during a KEH sale. 

     

     

     

     

     

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